Dourdan, who was voted sexiest CSI Actor by TV Guide in 2008, owes the majority of the money to various banks, including Union Bank, which apparently holds the mortgage on his home that may be in default.

The troubled actor has been embroiled in a lawsuit against Union Bank, which he claims denied him mortgage assistance as required under California law, for a year.

Fall from grace: Since leaving CSI Gary Dourdan has been on a downhill path

His remaining assets are listed as including $200 cash, $3,000 in a bank account,
$4,000 in furniture, $200 worth of books, $1,500 in clothes, $500 in
watches, and a 2006 Dodge Charger worth approximately $7,000.

In addition, Dourdan said his disposable income is only $321 a month,
with his bills (averaging $14,562 a month) claiming most of the $14,883
the actor earns monthly.

But Dourdan says he anticipates 'major acting roles' in the future, which could be used to pay off his debt.

Under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code, a company or an individual is protected
from claims by creditors while it attempts to reorganize its finances
under a plan approved by the court.

And this is not the first time that the unemployed actor has been in trouble.

Gary was arrested in 2008 in Palm Springs and later pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine and ecstasy.

In 2011, Dourdan was arrested again after he crashed his vehicle into two parked cars and was also charged with possessing Oxycontin and drug paraphenalia.

The charges were later droppedbecause the actor allegedly completed 20 hours of Narcotics Anonymous.

Later that year he was arrested once more at his home in Venice, California, following an altercation with his former girlfriend.

Nicole Vail Cannizzaro's nose was broken during the argument and Dourdan was charged with felony battery and a judge issued a three-year restraining order against him.